Ok..so my little fledglings are getting their color and patterns. I now have 2 that I'm pretty certain are males (lots of color and singing) and the other 2 might be females but one of them I'm still iffy on. None of them have orange cheeks yet but the two really go at it with the singing. My question is... if I end up having 3 males and one female....even though I took the nests out....will the boys end up picking on my little female??
~Meg & 4 fledgling zebras & 1 baby society
Worried about aggression with my zebras
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It's very possible, once those hormones fully kick in. Then again you might get lucky and have some laid back males.
Keep a close eye and separate the sexes at the first sign of aggression.
Keep a close eye and separate the sexes at the first sign of aggression.
TammieB.
Use the talents you possess - for the woods would be a very silent place if no birds sang except for the best. ~Henry Van Dyke~
Use the talents you possess - for the woods would be a very silent place if no birds sang except for the best. ~Henry Van Dyke~